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Tag Archives: Dennis Prager
When Did You Last Hear Of A Female Leader Getting Into A Sex Scandal?
I can’t remember the last time I heard of a woman throwing everything all away for sex with a stranger. That’s not female nature. They prefer emotional intimacy to meaningless sex. Men have a higher sex drive than women do. … Continue reading
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Tagged anthony weiner, Dennis Prager, dominique strauss kahn, emotional intimacy, gay stolberg, inappropriate sexual conduct
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You Have A Micro-Brain
I had a girlfriend at UCLA in 1989. Because of my CFS, we’d lie in bed a lot and listen to Dennis Prager’s radio show on Saturday and Sunday nights. Dennis said that men were more oriented to macro-issues such … Continue reading
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Tagged Dennis Prager, macro issues, personal relationships, radio show, saturday and sunday
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How I Discovered The Alexander Technique
September, 2010 “What’s the matter, Luke?” asks the hostess at the end of the meal. “You haven’t said anything inappropriate all meal? We even have two single women here.” I am at Shabbos lunch with friends. I’ve known them for … Continue reading
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Tagged chronic fatigue syndrome, conversion to judaism, Dennis Prager, Neil Strauss, reform rabbi, two little books
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Do You Add Joy?
On his happiness hour Friday, Dennis Prager asked if you bring joy to people’s lives. We all know people who bring gloom. I’m thinking of one person. I can spot him from far away. He is that deformed by his … Continue reading
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Tagged alexander technique lessons, Dennis Prager, doom and gloom, kinesthesia, little joy, necessary tasks
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Do Blacks Find It Difficult To Get Driver’s Licenses?
Dennis Prager writes: While dining out last week, I periodically looked up at one of the television monitors to see the score of the first game of the NBA finals. As there was no sound on, the monitor was in … Continue reading
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Tagged closed captions, Dennis Prager, jim crow laws, poor grammar, republican attempts, state legislatures
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The Efforts To Ban Circumcision In California
The New York Times reports: SANTA MONICA, Calif. — When a group of activists proposed banning circumcision in San Francisco last fall, many people simply brushed them aside. Even in that liberal seaside city, it seemed implausible that thousands of … Continue reading
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Tagged american hospitals, ancient ritual, Dennis Prager, fall ballot, male genital mutilation, seaside city
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Dennis Prager On Anthony Weiner
On his radio show this morning before Anthony Weiner’s press conference, Dennis Prager said: “I don’t find scandals interesting as a rule because I just assume they happen. I find policy interesting.” “I am convinced Anthony Weiner is lying to … Continue reading
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Tagged alfred kinsey, anthony weiner, clinical psychologist, Dennis Prager, masters and johnson, sexual histories
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How Do You Graduate High School And Say ‘They Isn’t’?
On his radio show today, Dennis Prager talked about being in a restaurant Tuesday night while the Dallas-Miami game played silently with closed captioning across the bottom of the screen. After the game, a black Miami player was interviewed and … Continue reading
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Finding Meaning Vs. Finding Yourself
On his radio show June 2, 2011, Dennis Prager said: “I remember in the ’60s, ’70s, how so many of my fellow baby boomers were doing things to find themselves. I remember thinking, ‘I never lost myself so there’s nothing … Continue reading
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Should Anthony Weiner Retain His Seat In Congress?
Dennis Prager writes: I cannot think of a single event that symbolizes the decline of American society — and especially of its liberal elite — as much as Weiner’s actions and his retention of his seat in Congress. It is … Continue reading →